As in steak and cheese or potato top?

They're really popular in New Zealand and OZ.

I love eating them in winter  

Just don't eat too many or you will get obsese  

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Like pot pies? Nah, I don't really like those.

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okay, but not just you...........are they eaten much there?

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Quote: from Alabamarama at 9:45 pm on Aug. 20, 2008

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Like pot pies? Nah, I don't really like those.

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okay, but not just you...........are they eaten much there?

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Ah. Well, they're not uncommon or anything.

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I love pie. It's my current staple diet.

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but then, I'm not american

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pie = mmmm

but then, I'm not american

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don't people in the UK eat hot pot pies that are popular?

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But others, like steak and kidney pie, are not popular here.

Probably, most of the pie consumed in the US and Canada is of the dessert variety.

However, my family are Kiwis, Aussies and Brits, so I've had mince pies and such.

Mincemeat here is fruit and spices and raisins. Mincemeat in NZ, Oz and the UK is actual beef - I've had both kinds.